Crook County High School wins 2024–25 Oregon coaches’ 4A All-Sports Award – their first such honor in 43 years
Barney Lerten
PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) — Crook County High School has been named the recipient of the 2024–25 Oregon Athletic Coaches Association’s 4A All-Sports Award, a prestigious honor recognizing the top-performing 4A high school in the state across all athletic seasons.
This award is based on combined state championship placements from spring, fall and winter sports, and highlights overall excellence in athletic achievement. This marks the first time Crook County has claimed an All-Sports Award since 1982.
“This award is a credit to the coaching staff, teachers and the athletes at Crook County High School,” said Rob Bonner, Athletic Director. “Our athletic programs have been building strength over the past several years, and this recognition reflects the incredible effort and commitment of our entire community. I’m extremely proud of the support for the Cowboys and Cowgirls.”
The OACA All-Sports Award represents a comprehensive measure of athletic success, acknowledging schools that not only compete at a high level but also demonstrate consistency, sportsmanship and teamwork across all programs. Crook County’s win reflects its broad participation and excellence in a variety of sports, from wrestling and volleyball to track and field, basketball, and more.
“This recognition reflects the incredible collaboration and dedication that defines Crook County High School,” said Principal Jake Huffman. “It highlights the outstanding efforts of our students, staff and community to excel both academically and athletically while maintaining the highest standards of integrity and sportsmanship.”
Crook County High School’s success in 2024–25 exemplifies the district’s commitment to developing well-rounded students who thrive in both academics and athletics. The All-Sports Award is a celebration of that mission—and a reflection of a school culture built on perseverance, excellence, and community spirit.
For more information about the OACA All-Sports Award, visit https://oregoncoach.org/oaca-all-sports-winners/.